elaine said:
I forgot about this. Glad you brought it up again.
http://forums.somd.com/showthread.php?t=39488&highlight=colorado
vraiblonde said:Oh for piss sake You'd think cops in Colorado would have better things to worry about than some road rager taking 1 minute longer to reach their destination.
and again.
elaine said:I think by ticketing the left lane loafer, they're reducing the incidents of road rage. There are reasons road rage exists. This is one of them.
I get behind laggards all the time and I don't have road rage. People rage because they have anger management issues and other drivers are a handy target.elaine said:There are reasons road rage exists. This is one of them.
You should think about counseling.dems4me said:I was cussing someone out for this one day, calling them every name in the book, started tailgating, etc... I'd had it !!!
vraiblonde said:I get behind laggards all the time and I don't have road rage. People rage because they have anger management issues and other drivers are a handy target.
I'm sitting at a corner the other day waiting for some kid to cross the street in front of me. This nut behind me starts honking and yelling, like I should run the kid over or something. After the kid passed, I took my sweet time getting started again - la de dah de dah.....
He probably went home and beat his wife.
vraiblonde said:You should think about counseling.
Because I'm not the type of person who lets bullies intimidate me. Actually, I was kind of hoping the guy would get out of his car and approach me.elaine said:Exactly. So why antagonize someone with anger management issues who's driving a giant weapon?
vraiblonde said:Because I'm not the type of person who lets bullies intimidate me. Actually, I was kind of hoping the guy would get out of his car and approach me.
I agree. BUT many times I'll switch to the left lane when I'm approaching an on-ramp so the cars trying to get on the highway can access easier. If there is a series on on-ramps, I'll stay in the left lane until I'm past them. Since I typically drive the speed limit (maybe 5 miles over), the speed demons behind me get irritated and make rude gestures. I have to restrain myself from slowing down.elaine said:I appreciate your patience, but the left lane is still the passing lane.
vraiblonde said:I agree. BUT many times I'll switch to the left lane when I'm approaching an on-ramp so the cars trying to get on the highway can access easier. If there is a series on on-ramps, I'll stay in the left lane until I'm past them. Since I typically drive the speed limit (maybe 5 miles over), the speed demons behind me get irritated and make rude gestures. I have to restrain myself from slowing down.
Do you think I should get Otter professional help. :shrug:vraiblonde said:People rage because they have anger management issues and other drivers are a handy target.
Really? Mind telling that to all the folks using 235 between the base and Rte 4? All lanes are used full-time as rights of way. The only passing lanes I know of are the far right lane, and any lane with an opening big enough to accommodate passing. North or south of the area I'm referring to, the passing lane is apparently the shoulder.elaine said:I appreciate your patience, but the left lane is still the passing lane.
Let's explore this. Why does someone driving slow in the hammer lane upset you so much and ruin your day?Mikeinsmd said:The left lane slow pokes DO cause road rage. If they stayed right, I'd go about my day happy as a lark.
YES! Oh...wait...are you talking about his driving?cattitude said:Do you think I should get Otter professional help.